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eschaton posted:What kind of performance could I expect out of an SD card? I'm seeing some inexpensive cards rated for 90 MB/sec read and 50 MB/sec write; can the Pi (or other comparable SBC) get anywhere close to that? Or is 10-20 MB/sec all one can expect, no matter what the card can handle? Definitely limited by the RPi. I recently switched some cheap SD card to a Samsung Pro one. While the Samsung had a 90MB/s read and 63MB/s write throughput on a USB 3.0 stick and the cheap card managed to pull slightly over 30MB/s read and 20MB/s write, both did exactly the same on the RPi with about 15-17MB/s. Boot times and system reaction in general felt the same. Now I can only hold on to the hope that the Samsung Pro flash chips are slightly more reliable 
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spiny posted:I'd love to, but that costs (more) money. Take a look at the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite, its price is very close to the Pi3+stuff and does a lot of routing and vpn in a well done web management interface.
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LochNessMonster posted:Not really an rpi question I guess, but maybe someone here tried to set stuff like this up before. Resin has a lot of useful images which are made for all RPis. No need to run x86 binaries on arm with qemu.
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Hadlock posted:I'm curious if the latest round of NUCs if they use USB-C for power. At that point you could just plug an Arduino in to it for the IO pins. The integration of usb-pd over usb-c isn't going very fast, especially for stationary devices. Manufacturers have to take a look at how awesome the yoga 720 plugs into a lenovo p27h, one cable goodness 
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